San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-03
HAD NO FAITH IN HIM."
But He Saved My Life After I Con-
cIuded There was no Hope Left"
Direct and Positive Evidence from A
Well Known Citizen OF
San Antonio.

From the s. A. Daily Express
There are so many things brought to
the attention of the public in which
there Ia SO much mystery that the Ex-
press, as well as many Of its readers, has
become a sort of "Doubting Thomas"
A case, however, in which young man,
well known In this community, was by
his own admission saved from death, en-
gagged the attention Of one OF our report
ers. We refer to Harry Landa, who,
some weeks ago, WAS shot through the
hand by the Mcneil train robbers,
the details OF which are still
fresh In the minds of all our
readers. Mr.. Landa suffered greatly
and constantly from that wound, and to
add to his misfortune he was oyertaken
with rheumatism, which In q short time
completely FRUSTRATED him. 70 use his
own language he was gone up" He
mad concluded that he must die, but at
the persuasion Of relatives and friends,
allowed DR.. Tanning to Investigate his
case. MIR. Lsnds said then, 81 had no
faith In him, but today he tells an en-
tirely different story. When first seen
by DR.. Tanning he was helpless as a
baby, but after the first treatment was
able to sit up and move his limbs. Ii is
quite interesting to hear Mr.. Landa
speak of how his legs became so thin
that he could span them with one hand,
and he was afraid he never would again
amount to even decent shadow. After
two treatments he began to have
hope and prepared to fight
his way through. Four treat
ments put him in good shape, removed
all his rheumatism, and when our re-
porter saw him at his store yesterday,
he was attending to his business affairs
lust the same as he had always done,
the only difference being that he does
not carry his former weight and he still
uses a sling for his wounded hand. He
saws DR.. Tanning made him kick, roar
and bite, but whenever he put his hands
on him the magnetic current dispelled
all rheumatic pangs. Mr.. Lands Is posi-
tive in his belief that he would not be
alive today II 1t was not for DR.. Fan
ming, and he asserts that all who suffer
from aches, pains or nervous troubles OF
any kind can, If restoration lie possible,
find in DR.. Fanning's treatment. He
uses no medicine or knife, and only in
Cdstb uOCb IL iuh
magnetic power, SO that were the most
delicate persons are in no danger from
the treatment, in fact they are benefited
very often quicker than more robust peo-
pie. Such a case as that OF Mr.. Landa
ia one which does not often come under
the observation of a newspaper man,
and when it is known that he had no
faith at the start and only acknowledged
his relief when he could get up and walk,
it argues all the stronger In behalf OF The
doctor who 80 speedily made good &C
tive business man out of the one VINO six
weeks before thought himself only one
move away from the undertaken. IL
you want to get an opinion OF DR.. Fan
ming amp see how well his patient looks
call and talk to Harry LaLda.
The readers of the LIGHT are ac-
quainted with the facts in the above
case and can bear testimony to the
truthfulness of the same.
The doctor is located at the Mahncke
hotel, where he will be pleased to re-
lieve your ailments without the use of
either medicine or knife.